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Chapter 27: Reproduction & Embryonic Development

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Web Link Human Reproductive Anatomy

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Web Link How is Sex Determined?

The sex of an egg cell is set as soon as it is fertilized, but what happens to that cell and the cells it divides into to make a baby boy or a baby girl? In this step-thru, see how gonads—which look identical in early-stage embryos—become either testes or ovaries.

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Web Link Anatomy of Childbirth Interactive

Bringing a baby into the world should always be a joyous occasion, and in areas with good medical care, it usually is. But in developing countries, particularly in poor villages far from healthcare, childbirth is too often fraught with life-threatening hazards. In this feature, follow the stages of normal labor and delivery, and learn about the risks as well as treatments to cope with them.

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